CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How to feed snakehead fish and four major carps in freshwater

1. How to feed black fish and four major carps in freshwater

Generally, the snakehead fish does not need to be fed separately. Wild fish in the water can meet its needs. If the stocking volume is large, you can add a proper amount of crucian carp or tilapia (in the south). (They have strong reproductive ability).

2. I have two black fish at home and I want to raise them. But how do I raise them and what do they eat?

You should eat him before you kill them.

You can't get anything

Since you can buy this in the market, it is for you to eat.

So goldfish and tropical fish can only be bought at the flower and bird market.

3. If you want to gather and retain fish when fishing for snakehead, you must know how to feed the nest.

, rain gear, drinking water) are complete. After arriving at the fishing spot, do not rush to spread the nest and fish, but observe the terrain first and choose a better fishing spot. If it is a lake or reservoir, you should generally choose a harbor, a narrow area, an area with aquatic plants or a backwater bay. If it is a pond, you should choose the water inlet. Check whether there are weeds and algae in the water surface; whether there are bubbles in the water; whether the aquatic plants, lotus leaves, and water chestnut leaves are bitten and damaged by fish, etc. In addition, you should stand in the leeward side and smell the smell blowing from the water. You can judge the number of fish in the pond by whether there is a strong or weak fishy smell. Judge and choose a good fishing spot based on your observations. In this way, you can get twice the result with half the effort. Nesting: After choosing a good fishing spot, you should bait and nest. Generally, if the water surface is large, the nest should be farther away, and if the water surface is small, the nest should be closer. In spring, it is better to fish in shallow water near the shore, in summer, in shaded deep water, in autumn, in far deep water, and in winter, in sunny and leeward places. Baiting: Generally speaking, the amount of bait to be cast depends on the quality of the bait, the size of the water surface and the depth. Good quality bait should be cast less, and poor quality bait should be cast more. It is better to cast more in deep and wide water, and less in shallow and small water. The bait should be cast in appropriate amount. If it is too much, the fish will only eat the bait and the bite rate will be poor. If it is too little, the fish will gather for too short a time. Baiting: There are vegetarian and meat baits. Taking earthworms as an example, there are two correct ways to hook: one is to penetrate the hook tip from one end, leaving a part about 0.5-1cm long without penetrating, so that it can swing to attract fish to grab food; the other is to penetrate the hook tip from the middle of the back, leaving the head and tail unpierced, and swinging outside, so that it looks more lively. It should be noted that the hook tip should not be exposed. Hooking: There are four words to pay attention to when hooking correctly: light, accurate, moving, and avoiding. Light means not to make too much noise, otherwise it will not only scare away the fish, but also easily make the bait unhooked. Accurate means to throw the hook on the nest and not deviate. Moving means to gently shake the fishing line to attract the attention of the fish. Avoiding means to avoid the interference of small fish (forced feeding). Look at the hook: The action of fish biting the hook varies depending on the type of fish. For example, crucian carp usually swallows the bait with its head up and its tail down. At this time, the phenomenon of the float is that it sinks 1-2cm first, and then the float is sent up. Black carp and grass carp swim fast and swallow bait quickly. The float floats and sinks 1-2 times before the phenomenon of dragging appears. Black fish swallows bait fiercely, and the drag force of biting the hook is amazing. Lifting the rod: After the fish bites the hook, the rod should be lifted in time. There are many techniques for lifting the rod, which is hard work in fishing, and it is also the most critical link in whether you can catch fish. When lifting the rod, you should first master the correct posture: generally, the rod is 30-40cm behind the elbow. When lifting the rod, lift the wrist upward and press the elbow downward at the same time. You need to use force, but not lift or press too much. You only need to lift the rod about 5cm to make the fish hook the soft meat in the fish's mouth. The rod should be lifted in the direction of the fish's floating drag or tilted, not backward. Another issue that needs to be paid attention to when lifting the rod is: do not use too much force when lifting the rod, do not pull hard, and use the hand to lift the fishing line to force the fish to land. Doing so will tear the fish's mouth or only hook the fish's lip, or cause the line to break, the hook to break, and the fish to escape. In summer, the water temperature and the amount of dissolved oxygen in the water determine the vitality of the fish. Relatively low water temperature and high dissolved oxygen in the water will promote the vitality of the fish and stimulate their appetite. Then, it will be a fruitful day for the angler; otherwise, it will be in vain and suffer from the torment of the hot summer. In summer, as long as you choose the right weather and the right fishing spot, you will definitely get something. Now, let me briefly explain this for your reference. 1. Choose the weather. The temperature on the day of fishing should be below 30 degrees; cloudy with light rain, and 2-3 winds; after a rainstorm. When fishing in these weathers, the temperature is low, the dissolved oxygen in the water is high, the fish are active, and their appetite is strong. 2. Choose a fishing ground to fish in deep water; fish in running water; fish in the shade of trees; fish in water inlets. These places have low water temperatures and high dissolved oxygen in the water, and fish gather here to rest, hide, and eat. Therefore, big fish can often be caught. Choose large waters, not small ponds. Large waters such as reservoirs and lakes are less affected by the weather, and the water temperature does not change much. Unlike small waters, the microclimate in the water is easily affected by the weather. 3. Choose the time to fish early or late. Before 9 am and after 17 pm, the temperature turns low, and various fish rush to eat, which is the golden time for fishing. Fish at night. At night, the weather is cool, the water temperature is low, and there is a breeze. The waterside is quiet. The fish that have been hungry for a day will take the opportunity to eat violently. Big fish will also take advantage of the silence to eat by the waterside. Night fishing can avoid sun exposure. 4. Choose the target fish. Crucian carp and carp do not like high temperature weather, but for grass carp, silver carp, bighead carp and bream, it enters the peak feeding period of the year. When going out for fishing, you may wish to make more preparations, fishing for crucian carp and carp in the morning and evening, and fishing for grass carp, bream, silver carp and bighead carp at noon, so as not to waste time. Precautions: When going out for fishing, bring more water and food. When it is hot, prevent the food you bring from spoiling and deteriorating; bring a parasol, sun hat, long clothes and long pants to prevent sun burns; try to avoid water in unfamiliar waters; avoid the heat at noon to prevent heat stroke; bring lighting equipment for night fishing, and bring insect repellent and mosquito repellent, and pay attention to safety.